Hi Daniel. In fact, subsequent to the post of mine
which Jacques referred to via tinyurl, I did solve this issue but in a different way to Rodrigo. I believe I mentioned this on the ML a while back. We implemented our own little library in .NET/C# which bypassed the whole cumbersome .NET Web Services framework (due to a documented limitation in .NET, it cannot support OFBiz web services out of the box). This meant that I did not have to alter OFBiz at all. And I believe that it allows for faster development as you do not have to regenerate any helper code on either side (.NET or OFBiz) when you alter the interface of an OFBiz service. A supplemental alteration we made, which DID require a small extension to OFBiz, was to allow the .NET client app to authenticate via OFBiz, and then be treated as authenticated for subsequent requests. Since then, we had to focus on other projects and only now (in the last few weeks) are we using this library in anger to integrate one of our .NET products with OFBiz. So I believe there would still be a few bugs to tease out. In the medium-term, I would consider releasing this stuff under an open source license, however I have not yet decided which, or where I could put it (OFBiz doesn't have a place for C# extra code AFAIK). In the meantime, if you would like to know more, please contact me directly. cheers, cameron ___________________________________________________________ New Yahoo! Mail is the ultimate force in competitive emailing. Find out more at the Yahoo! Mail Championships. Plus: play games and win prizes. http://uk.rd.yahoo.com/evt=44106/*http://mail.yahoo.net/uk |
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Thanks Cameron,
I will try to collect all information about that an put them in "my" FAQ/Cookbook on Confluence. This question pop up every quarters or such... Extra C# source may be placed in a specialpurpose component I guess. Except if there are licensing issues I'm not aware... Jacques De : "Cameron Smith" <[hidden email]> > Hi Daniel. In fact, subsequent to the post of mine > which Jacques referred to via tinyurl, I did solve > this issue but in a different way to Rodrigo. I > believe I mentioned this on the ML a while back. > > We implemented our own little library in .NET/C# which > bypassed the whole cumbersome .NET Web Services > framework (due to a documented limitation in .NET, it > cannot support OFBiz web services out of the box). > > This meant that I did not have to alter OFBiz at all. > And I believe that it allows for faster development as > you do not have to regenerate any helper code on > either side (.NET or OFBiz) when you alter the > interface of an OFBiz service. > > A supplemental alteration we made, which DID require a > small extension to OFBiz, was to allow the .NET client > app to authenticate via OFBiz, and then be treated as > authenticated for subsequent requests. > > Since then, we had to focus on other projects and only > now (in the last few weeks) are we using this library > in anger to integrate one of our .NET products with > OFBiz. So I believe there would still be a few bugs > to tease out. > > In the medium-term, I would consider releasing this > stuff under an open source license, however I have not > yet decided which, or where I could put it (OFBiz > doesn't have a place for C# extra code AFAIK). > > In the meantime, if you would like to know more, > please contact me directly. > > cheers, > cameron > > > > > > ___________________________________________________________ > New Yahoo! Mail is the ultimate force in competitive emailing. Find out more at the Yahoo! Mail Championships. Plus: play games > http://uk.rd.yahoo.com/evt=44106/*http://mail.yahoo.net/uk |
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Hi Cameron ,
We are facing problem in calling ofBiz services in the .Net. I am able to use .Net services in ofBiz. But, I am not able to use the exported ofBiz service in c# .net. Due to ofBiz services return type Map, it creates problem in .Net. Is there any simple code that successfully call the ofBiz service in c# .Net . I would appreciate your help/suggestion. Thanks in advance. Regards, Deval |
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